Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1890, Page 1

e TWENTIETH YEAR. ) 0, 1800. ; NUMBEK 113 N AQQ MO audience with g reat applause, althongn many | Some interesting _addresses wore made by 1 N N dity and_expresses it as his opinion that | here, has been informed that the caar vy s N N AT TH}L .‘\bl}“BLY (,ROL\DS. of the democrats present were chafing in- | Messes. Jordan, Shelland and others, This POP[, L‘\Tl(m 0[‘ NhBR:\Sl Y Cleveland will bonominated in 1542 by the | ina most gracions spivit the invitation 4 = AU HLRR\H l'“R HA\RRISON. wardly because ithad been mlowed, aid @ | evaning ocours the reeeptlon prior tothe ton- demovrats with Governgr Campbeil of Ohio | carowiteh to visit Constantinople, but| few of the alliance leaders wondered what | vening of the conference tomorrow morning. - S 88 vico president. He tMuks the new tariff [ a visit to the Turkish cpital at they came for. : X Bishop Fitzgeerald will be present tomorrow. bl will o it casyfor (o democrits {0 | prosent timo would give riso to & d = And Young and 0ld Come Forth to Play | after music by the glee club l: o . Nose- T T Official Tignres Show an Increase of 105 | flect theirticket onatavit rediction plat- | cate and cmbrauing Iy‘\lu‘J‘-lTlu_\_':n u‘-‘l ingt = Grand Ovation Tendered to the Ohief Execus at Hebron's Holiday, periences during the war while connected % Wil 5 : Per (enti in Ten Years. In speaking of the representation of the orted that foars of choleva constitul % tive of the United States, . with the wiegnphic corpsand induiged in | They Wil Be Divided Into Twelve 8 South American raced at tho world's fir tho i several reminiscences of those extiting Grint Dopmstesnte —— commissioner of Indian affairs said today tha - troublous times. He took issue with General e bk . s bie intended to plice on the grounds villases YCITING OCE Al ESPECIALLY VETERANS AND THEIR SONS. | vy n tie pension question, stating | Cnicaco, Oct. &.—The classification com- | FIRST DISTRICT CINSUS BY COUNTIES | of Tudians liviug just s they livedat the — ROWDS AT PEORIA AND GALESBURG, that hio' did ot believe in granting every sol: | mittee of the national world's fair commission timeof the discoveryof A . Ho said | “Marbro,” Who dier apension and bankrupting the natonal | completed tho more important proportion of hio intended to show In this way each of the General Van Wyck's Defense of Mr. | treasiry. Said b was a Fassenger, ianis ; ! Cawn't Tell™ How He Likes tt " its work today by deciding upon the twelve | Indicatio That the New Tawri® Bill | distinet aboviginal nations, and “should con aw Youk. Gk, 8 l*yv . csident Iides onan Engine and . ny of you gnow whe soldier: " hi plete o lessc > owing o vavious | Harlan Hon, E. Rosewater's et Agheaibiia 1\:‘1‘.l:y‘.‘|fw,,,q‘ 9 ,h‘_"“\'.! great departments into ewhich the exhibits of Will Give the Courts Plenty R o ore ‘I“',,\'mr B ot sy, | Tim Bee.|--One of the best oconn v Blows the Whistle, While Sece Speech — The Programme their country in ler hour of peril, but not for the fair will be gronped. These are:A of Work-New Maney vilized fe. *In fact,”” said Commlssioner | tween vessels of rival transatlinticlines was retary Tracy Rings the Bell 5 Homoirow, the dollars i its to be derived for that | Agricultural, farm machinery and appliances, oradi Oy lintend toshow by object lessons | fimshed at 6:10 o'dlock this moruing, when ~Ihe Addresses, service. Money can never repay patriotic | forestry and forest products. B—Viticulture, rag Omiem, storyof the native races of the coun | 4y Epman steamship City of New York duty, anc dol ant the NS th | altur d | " o] . ot o frnmox, Nob, Oct. 8.—[Speclal Tdegram | who'cime uit of the wr in gwod bealth and | 1 Fist, fistierios, fish produts and appar- i POWDER MILL VICTIWS, the most closely contostad tace of thefour | CALESTERG, T, Oct. 8, ~Drosident Havri toTur Ber, |-The second dayof the great | are not today in need y circumstances hayve no | 2tus oF Al Ppl PR Wasmyeros Buneau Tie Ovami Ber, A last important ones between the New Yorke [ S0 arose carly this morning, but he wis nob tritngular assembly of oll sellers, old wl- | reaso o expectin expenditive of the public ol T e ol RS S 8 Fovwtiern Staper, |- Revised Tay of Those KINcd—TWERY | and Tautonic, and it was the first tiin to this | Arly cnogh (o esape tho thousands of diers and members of cvie btodies dawned ’“rlum::x i ‘v:v;z“m.ml-l'! ‘suM:r:r-”"u:fi taon, HL—Electricity and clectrical appliances, Wastixaroy D, C., Oct. 8. o sk ple In, l:r("]- side won by the Now York. The New York | €aer people who had assembled around his bright and clear. It found orde . 5 J--Manufactures, K- Fine arts, L—Music, The census office tulay completed the count Winsiserox, Del., Oct. The following 3§ 1caoq Sandy Flook at 6:10 pom. and the | hotel in Peorh, strggling for a sight of cume steaming dlong at 744 |their distingulshed visitor. The presis grown out | g e g <o o of the chios attendaut on the opeaingday and | 1 s ot wem vhies T cone tiieh a paes | education, litraturo, enincering, pulic | of the state of Nebnska md amounced the | 18 & corvected Tist of the kilied in yesterday's | Huitouie hundreds of newly arrived visitors, whiloall | that the honorably discharged soldier shall ;_‘;‘;""IS"-m;\"“i'x"”*"‘\';i “‘:" ",;{‘;;ik:'"'::*l‘1"‘"'[“"""3’.“{': population of the drst supervisor's district \'x{:\! sion m‘n..-n\mum powder mill ; n;.IA::‘\(‘;‘ '1:.‘- Jformer veas at “m.- ’wllc dent wis deaf to all enteat ofthe ronds leading into town were allve | sign areceipt forbounty for having done his | labor and inventions. —This will GIbrace | by sunties. The retirus for the entire state HLIAN R. ey a 00 And it was almost 1L ok | owover, that boremiin loger in that cit with wagon-loads of peoplo intent, on getting | duty. T B groaler part of thom yont info the «ll‘ln"v‘\l;‘:'llhl or thinges wommati's woris Imml de- | show a total papulation of 1,03,743 fn 189, Winaax McGuva, ;:!};'ll the defeated steaushipmade fast toher | e s et all the enjoyment possiblo out of the day. | want for vounty, anid it was propor for them | Commissioner De Youug of Califormia and | ogainst 440,350 in 1580, an increase of 007,418, | A Topas, " Among the” passengers aboard the Teu- | ing the entire diy to his soldior friends in The incoming morning trains brought large | to take it. Oficers who held high rankdrew | 8greed upon by the committee, more than 135 ln{“'”‘“tl This hmnl:m ml- .{'l.y(v H, I'I\nuu;\\', "umn \\‘l'w‘l\p‘ xm;.-- and df" Y;-'“n! Ma A lesburg, He argreed only to addvess numbers to holp swell the thiong, and the [ pay for it, but there isno reason for it if they L sures six ropresntatives fn thelower branch | Micnars HAmuGAx, orough, When the gang-plink was viisec ofly thieimmenso crowd that had mssems soldiers, 01d and young, were jubilant over | Ar® ingood health. 1 don't want itto godowi RUBE BURRG WS KILLED. of congress for th stato after the next ap- | DATUCK Dovanenty, LR A G T ‘.‘""’,“""f“\‘ :.:.\v bledat thedepot to witness his departy The Grand Army of the Republic posts | the men who offored their lives in the times Mks HiN BAGHHS. sentation s fixed 85 bigh as 150000 Therois | Ny Hanesen, without her, i i dent, and a few minutes later the mayor and and local and visiting canps of Sonsof Vot- | when the tack doud of the war lung over it | B av, Ala, Oct, 8. (Special Tele- | @ Bosibillty that thebasis may fall consider- | M. Rosr Davritiry When spoken to he said he didnot. kiow | city councl, acompanied by the G, A. R, erans mide a morning parade and led the way | like apall. Tn showing the next generation | o FERAR St 95 A =BEEE . 0T | ably below this figire, in which event Ne- | Those more orless injured nunbered about | whether he had enjoved his trip or 0ot | podts and o company of Hlindis national e hody fol. | whatthe Tnst one did, wo must not have to | BT to Tur Brr.)—Rube Burrows trarka's nsnsboaiiig o tonal logisle. | twenty. The men who were killed wero | “Cawn't always bebothiered with such trifles, | POSS S S by to the reunion grounds yhody fo 1 b 2 ! ra mem in the national legisla : G e i ol | Euanls, appeared to escort the party to the 3 say that tlhiey went towar for what mon noted outlaw, captured yesterday, was Killed | o B o By corrapondingly fncresed as | VOrking in and about the magazine il A\”;I'k'w\\A he said, *and T dislike these re. Ll : . : “I e LIS K thore was in it. ere ave none more grate- | this morning at Linden while endeavoring to | o W | i S unlls, and, except in the cases of three, were | pohters™ 3 g - ain. L'he march was a triumphant one, and the specches were to begin in taking in the | fui than this country 1o its- soliiaps and I pe. He asked tho guard to band hin his | Wl 88 hor represfitation in the clectoral | blown to pieces, so that ly fragments of | = “\Where are you goingto stay while here? | all Peoriaturnclout 1o do homige to tho cirens features and side-shows, There was a | deny that the old solliers have been mis- T e T college. The population of the counties in l;lmrl'-'numrn hu;-o been found. ¥t is the 1 't y\_j‘ w;li m]‘lvuml ~-m‘|-. t m” n{wll.\ chief exceutiye, g rod lethantide opec " treated, They have always been given pref- | o tm b the Pirst district aveas follow: theory of the workmen that the | Teawn't,” and helookedns if he coildn A v depot over fifty thouss sear “1‘.’(3::."‘:\-\( n:::ulw |.l:;“\:"u’l"\\"lllnl;I‘;‘i::mh tronee in offeint post ey e ot eali 1s | The guard obligingly conplied, when, instead caplinons wero sarted i somo way | Ak theothier pasongers were Sewtor | "‘v“““‘m“ et AL ol oughnuts, washe:t do ; now governor of this stato and another 4 , Mube drew forth twosix-shooter by & sodering dron which @ green | Leland Stanford and hiswife creassembled and the president, being ine quantitios rof lncteal fluid, afforded satisfac- | o1dict ta o etndidate b ,},.uf,.;‘.')',.:},, “the re. | and compell& the guard to undo his ma 1Ran wae using 1o soldeting thi covers on ———— troduced by Mayor Starko, spokeas follows: iy refieshments to tho rosy-che 4 publican ticket. cles and then Heked himin. He would have cans of powder, THE ILEINGIS CENTRAL. My Fellow Citizens: It is not possibla ers’ lads and lassies, “The war had gone as well asbad effects: | been at large ow had he not determined to pelbe woundedare being carod for byneighy | Kholders Squelched ag | AL should iutroduce this moring any se 15 Wikl aPtas 56 bloble wiieh the ipeakink ight the whole world o tespect the ek the money talen fron, hin soste bors ‘and friends and the dead bodics ar hjecting Stockholders Squelched 8t | G Thave greatly enjoed tis teip American poopio and taught our cliizens fo Going 1o tho bt hodeminded this | oo ; | propared for burdal Wilian Grem ws Yisterday's Meoting throigh iy own stateand yours g ize the heritage of their revolutionarysi 1 Oficer Carter, and the shooting fol- | Adnos ; . buried this afteroon. Orxtiao] oteitas: [ipaath B sgran | to g ownstateand yours- sisters in that purnose was filled with nearly two thou- | It Has hada benplicent offect on the polit »d, Burrows beig killod and Carter des- | Biter:««eeeee veeeesn < = Three o four huidred homeless people | g T3VH% FRE b ““'m_,_':“ 2 ot los sihere, | 10Yally. and fico for the unlon ; sister sand people. The ladies were very numer- | of the whole nation. The emancipation pre perately wounded, Clay...... . sl iiivive have been provided with comfortable quarters ety 2 Firstvhrih A Ex e, alsoin prosperity andhonor, [Applause.] [ ously represcnted, and there were babies | lamation, at firstvesisted by the south, has - e Dulycseuiisilie e by their friends livingin more favored locali- | holdersof the Illinois Central cameto anend | find mysel ply saying thank you, but galore, who occasionally tested thoir lungs to | been aceépted asa fact. The south i build: Balfour on the Irish Famine. Finme (L gEabing Ul ties and wiil be looked afteruntil theirhomes | ab 7:30 this evenlng, after asession Iasting | With ah increasing senso of the Kindness S6 thntthey “;_'r I good coadition to hold 2 up, as well as the west, and in the two Loxnoy, Oct. 8.—Balfour, chief sceretary | Erontier.......... v 18T 'Jl|l"» restored, i i from 12 o*clock moon, There were 308 \V"h‘l‘\‘, people. H|l| .unuwyl vvlr\:xl .m.‘n;, tho see that they were in good c on to ol St T five Hader than Tolnd . thate Aun ot 1 OL{OL BOCIEIAXY i s 7 "lie covoner summoned ajury this morning | garesof stock veprosented fn person and by | SCIENn seisc of the wsponsibility which my their own against thoorators of theday. |is o great deal of pafriotism as [ 10 Irelind, replying to an inquiryns to the (e A el IS for the purnose of viewing tho remuins of | 12 of el _;"li,l LS ':"I\"'\‘ ofiiclal onhi tlicea upou me, 1b WO ba Chairman Savage called the assemblage to | well as bitterness. TThe union | real condition of affairsin Ireland, wwrites : SFECCMIL 1 (M +| &l William R, Greeen so that they could be in k ) 2% 1 of which reposed in President | theso evilences of friendliness and confl order and, after payinga tribute to the old [Was cemented in blood and will | “Regarding the potato crop in the west of e . . terred. Ttmay be two or three days befors | Flisk’sinsidepocket. The session was hardlly | denc The great mass of people of this Ui Fgto il i be presarved forever, The whole is now & | Irland Lo P AL A G N Tiehed ek DR Lie will be ready to hear testim astormy one, but it fs safe to siy that no | coul are loval, loving and duti Hlevivandls P TR e ¥ reland no positiveor final conclusion can be | At At B0 $Ha soldiers and Sons of Veterans, formally | /2RSS TORNET LR WHOD 8 IV, | Trlandno post ol cnSlopon o el ssnvads BlipLed 2/ G allvoad munagement peranalty reedved | fuldtizens, ready to' support.” every fulth ful tuned over the grounds to Captain J. H. | is proud when ho goes abroud to be known as | rored untilthe potatoes are dug toward the | Feamer. ... - e y : 3 ; sich a severs arraignment. Theobjeding [officer in the dischargo of hisduty and to Stickel, president of tho day, who gracefully [ such. It isa most prosperous nation and the | €14 of October. But all testimony which is S i or| T 4 ] socilulders wero ropresentol by Attaracy | appiiud erery louesy effort fot their good, fntroducod s tho first spesker Hon, C, H, | only one inthe world whoto liberty in ita | ©f by value and which cbviously is not } 2 s dehaT B G, Mison of | Chicgo, and “he |1t is 4 sowco Sof | preat strngth Vin Wyel. . dest sense §s accepted by allits people.’ | doctored for political purposes appears to in- | & SR it e bad ‘st his tongue's end all tho re-|to lmow this and this morning nob : i In clostug, thospealior roferrodto W8 1ast | diate that tho cry of & general famine in Tre. S . ; a Statement. cent_charges of mism nent, as well | 1ess from this bight sunshine and this crisp The general had on his antimonopoly fous visit here, nine years ago, and spe SR 10 EY 00 S EPNCEAD SII0 Jere: R bt R i Bostoy, Mass, Oct, 8.--A largely attended | o of iew ones, whicli he tted had | T1linois aie than fron these kindly faces, [ Doots, but ho skillfully muffled the soles £o [ of the marvelous growth of the town i that | Jand. b "‘\hin'r':“:::v'l‘ ;\l:‘;";uu‘ll )ll)li\':;:"f{t;:;.d'r w -w;-ur . 0 4108 | moating of the creditors of Seavey, Foster & annual reports si ;lx aw inspiration to do what I can, the very ;»m :lw un’;llL not in '(:‘ln:vl\‘u‘ (;ppn\\lul\x: ;:Iu';|“ 'x'.]“;y‘.'tl-'f.m:l'»“ \“n‘lll“;‘v: tor prospority Setloite e et res et Lnve ren ! Bowmun was held today, Tho 1871, President Fish answered in v U bestl can, to promote the good of all tho rom those who were al « hat he would e ne: © when ¢ reted wo 8 statement 1 5 3 h ota dlstric - style as many of the chavgesas hewished to [ people of the United States, Appla o b A Bad i ey taken by the government will without a e o b rendered to theassigices by the accountant, | discusy and those which came i ine shane | ol o oday o mab ittt . mike uso of a little political thunder. Ho | PGt lratiwiy with Omaha. | - | question be suiciont, to deal withany real | —° : incluling the assets and 1iabilities direet and | of motions le smilingly squelched by - [ rades” of your stite who stood with picked up the old soldiers and, figuratively | soparated, Thedemocrats kiclced with great | Gistress which 'Hfllv be beyond the power of THE ITALIAN MINISTER 1N TROUDLE, contingent of thatfirm aud of theBur ing hais shares” in -~ opposition. Inall | me in the of the great spealing, placed them in cushioned chairs. | unanimity whenever ST | el A A EUh o The Fact that Baitn Fava, who has been | manufacturing company, showoed {12 JOLiE Ui VIOOEY: sis ojkwhol oty T | anioh Tat e duehen ot Shl SRR LRI smed for aspeedy and satisfactory | tion was mentioned. The declared that the AT Wibiare the minister from Ttaly totho United States | total nowinal assets of the firm we the munagement. In spite of ameniments to | I bog now to thanle those comrados ol Peorin bution of thesurplis by pensioning all | introduction of the question was the result of X * o reamne | forthe st accade, is about to leaye Wi The llabilitic: ey i ho number of six or seven, tho originilmo- | andthe conpany of nationtl guards and all bution of thesurplus by pensioning aputup job. They wept and swore by all [ CHANBERTAIN, D, Oct. 8—[Speclal | jngton on an extonded lavo of absencois | LR labilities of the firm are put at atotalof | tion passed, s' made, to in- | these friends wid you, Mr. Mayor and gentle old soldiers and thus geiting the | BN I Cy N O AT vam toTuk: Ber.]—The board of county | locked upon hore ns positive proof (hat the | SE7.000. The statement of the Burcka sillc | areaso the capital ~stocle from $10,00.000 | men of the yecdplion committee, for this monez into general eirculation. He roasted | nie Rooney.” They vowed they would be up | commissioners have refused to establish vot- | Statement priuted soie time ago to the efiect | Wanactiring compiny showed the total | to $5.000000. An opposition et | Kindly gecting and to sy that 1 have great republican and democratic administrations | to snuff hereafier und would prevent o repe- alike for catering to the wishes of the Wall | tition of the deal, % ¥ # o Fav o1 i vel al assets to be The dirzet of diveciors W 150 proposed, isfac tion Il knowing ‘.IM the peopl R %7 g Ry 2 Mr. Rosew: as repeatedly requested to resho “and Lyman, west of the Missouri leasant sensation publisbed in the papers of | liabilities 000, The foint statement of | overwhelming vote: Oliver Havriman, George | prosperity increase witil every citizen, even strect gamblers, and ridiculed the plans ad- | 4iseuss tho political lsues of tho day, and so | ¥iver, ad lately a part of the Sioux | Frume and Florencagud oiher Ttarin ciies, | the firm and corporation_showed total assets | Bliss ind J. W. Doane for Jour velus and | tho lumilat, save it - May” veace socil it the s Ve s iacine . | £encral was the demand that the committeo | veservation. Tho decision of the board will | which sot forth | with o groig deal | OF SHIT.00 and divect linvilitios 18,00; f Chorles A. Peabody and Novmai B. lioam | order and Ihe hivssing of God abido iy every BT loau R GOt o8t intothe iged for an evening republican mass | result to the digndvantage of Pierce in the | of circumstantiall dotail that® M. 1, leaving | for thee years, President Fish announced | home is my pating wish for you." [Loud v ¢ LR e meeting in tho court house. The moef apital contest.Tms Pierro had intended to | Fava togother | with Mro " i | @ tolal surplus jointly of 804,000, 0 that ho had changed his pernanent resi- | cheers. | audience, when there came a suuden and, to i i tho court house. The meeting | capital contestTas Pierro bad jntended to | Imava, - tog RS : f FReafrorN . Yor ) o conclust esident . s } QA asatt ; : e er e : it } : o oW Vor ng voted in favor of wthorizingthe assignees | dence from New Yorlcto Chicago,and that | Ay the conclusion of the president's ad. tho greafer part of the sndience, unexpected | Was iddressed by J, O, Crum, vote every oue west of the Missouri. the I{alion consul gneral in New York, R e ek LM PR b s i Tl ek interruption. A~ gentleman in' the crowd | candidate for floit Blia ; AL ¥ork O Suuot SamtthDIRREC e eng ing three manths and also in favor of spprov- | and Ream wd_Governor Fifer, exoico, 11- | Litle Lord Fauntieny fame, prsented tho Atoso tad naked Gonoral Van Witk i La | and Jefferson counties, Flon. E. Rosewater of The Campaign in York Coun conspiracy todefraud theltalian government | ing th Iy s0in favor of appr ) am aud Covernor , @ \ . . I ¥ B ¢ ) B | OmiiniandiRer, T O . hats o Eiatings, M b e Kt s it .| onatobacco contrach svhich had been per- | ingon tmepartof the creditons' assignment | linoishad five of the thirteen ‘directors. It | prosident with & beautiful boguet sy maha and Rev. J. G, Tate of Hastings., Mr. York, Ncb, Oct. 8—~The York county| On e ontedet . wwhich had been per- \ 1 would answer a_question, f Hus ik, Neb, y L Yo s % 3 elial E 0 Cram gave s f K fected by for- the It - | thathad been made. appeared from the reading of the minutes of [ on belalf of the G. A, R, “Certainly," replied tho gencral, e ey O O oomang | Topublican central committes havo made a | 290100 bV F'vs anCigeEs SRr e 0 paiior s A (RS Qlredtorsostin g4 shiace Vive Dresident | posls: ancl.. oitizs’ Gl <Pooxatl LA ien will vou explln if thero s any | Gasce \izorusly eriticised by il of the | large numberof appoiutments for specches | womopoly of te A Trado. in ltalyand | Nebraska, Fowa and Dakotn Ponsions. | Harriman had been practially suspended | presidentexprossed his thinks by kissing the Farmors A,,‘"nwgg;,mmbfl._!,{’pm'mm"d‘; 4 | speakers, who devoted their remarks to | inall parts of the county, and from now on x.w Jaige qmm,\—m the | - WasHanoroy, Oct. 8.~[Speval Telegrim | from office beforo he resigned andthat from xl:u-(s lady, |lnllumul{|h\; t‘:.lw? af the crowd 10 Mr. Harlan: ‘Did you or did__you not r pointing out its fallacies and radically wrong | the campaign will be vigorously pushed for- ited States, 1t was claimed that Kine'| to Tue Bre.]—Pensions were granted today | Per cont u?mn 0go the company bad of late | Lhe train pullel out for Galesbur, e W s LS " Tha meeting wi fusiastio | ward, The il Rl v malRa “ be o tatives hased the s O ¥ | been compelled topay G per cent for loans. At Pearia the presilentiil party was met by ; > % ot A 5 3 atires. Themeeting was an enthusiastic | ward. The Harlan club is rapidly goining umbe ¥ Ay purchised the i oo ilingel il $oil X f colve money for voting for Mr. Patdock for ; t u ¥ to the following Nebraskans : Originalinvalid § The 1ast lown was for, £1000,00 ut 6 per cont, | @ delegation from Galesburg £peciil United Stales scnator, you having been | On@and the sympathy of the audience with | streagth and is doing good work. ~Thep supply needed Kentucky tobacco at the | “°C 0 WHEE O Gliv: Misanirg he last loan was for £,000, bper cent, | a delegy e o @ speci clected as i Van Wycl man ¢ the ideas of the speakors was evinced by fre: | cnt indications are for o cleawr and decisive | raie ~of 72 frams per quintal and | —Gcorgodl. Hittell, Loup Cilv; Moses C. § W. W. Astor advancing the money. i R SR R e Goneral Van Wyck s ho would most | uent applause. ITon, L. D. Richards and | victory for the entire republican ticket. they charged wp to the government | Fitacr, Ohiowa. Increase—Wiliam Weaver Rediotion o Grain R ot il iy Sy e o R R Sl choorfully answer it, did it not. violute a rle | Colonel Thomas Majors will aadress a similar 5 . 115 franes per quintal. The accomis | Prosser; Danicl Malloy, Platte Center; Teduction fn Grain Rates. and IL. M, Sision, e BT of the wssembly thit' polilics should not bo in- | WeCting unlmhfimi' l'l“;"l"llllldft‘\l«llflllk' Attempt to Assassinate Breckenridge, ;wrvfm’;d to have l’mvn pssedly, l!\unlmtlh- Hemy J. Austin, Arizona; Joseph D, Beck- "“\;‘:‘('I "‘“\<l‘"" "! A‘“_'““_.‘~»‘-';~- DS e l'_h‘}';"_‘ offloluls = compy ",l..,‘;:l.? $roduced. Lt thathe would bo governnd by omorrow will be devoted to_the eivie | " Lirnn Rock, Ak Oct. 8 Privat ad. | terof fiance who was subsequently re- | (i *Nanh Loip; Froemim Setvoss Bl | 50 of the Trans-Missourl assodation the el ' this ] - puce - e it | syeieties and Rev, J. G. Tate will be the | . =" . yhery b i .| moved from ofice. Rina went home on a % Pt A% RocleIsla zavo it out iy that & reduc 43 ¢ hrge of supex u-ndvut I 5 =) e i ——— ‘ongressman Breckenvidge was making a | although he has been gone nearly six months, | Preston; James H. Mitchell, Bl [ e ks 3 > dn- | road. Mo Galeburg the train was pu ed hy my‘}l’:‘r iany s de me to answer it will ToRtha GInry ofath o) Assarably: speech at Centro Ridge, Conwiy county, | Now loava is packing ap his trauks to get | Willam' Bromer, Ord; Diniel D, Bramer, | lerstate commerco co order would | an enginein charge of an engincer A ¢ dlll‘i of ayes at once responded. " Veb, O« —[Special Telegram Monday night an attempt wis made to assas- | outof town, aud itis asseried that his suc David City; Wiley C. Langford, Auburn. be mude onits Tme. ngthy discus- a ‘IHV‘I'LI!‘I' of the president’s old br “T'hose opposed, nay.t ‘ ot Dbl legram | giyate iim, o cap being heard to snav behind | ossor hs Boo appinted. - Among the other | OFiginal widows, oto—Frncclia M., widow | Slon itwas voted that the rates be putin ef- | This lenight of tie throttlo was I Not & sotliry nay. ¥ {.’ ] “\' 1“““’[‘”“’“ ""”l"”l'k' ‘-l""“‘; him outside the window. Later m thenight | charges brought aginst Fava at the time | of Arunalia Brown, Kearuey. fect by all lines October 1 Hillon, g rmor mhvr‘ n{ N 4 R division No. 32, uniform rank Knights of | acitizen named Norman was assaulted with | was ope to the cffectthat he had been Towa: Original ancis M. Adams, Battle Py Jue undred ond Ninols o L A e i1 | Pythias, and members of the subordinato | #slungshot, Noclue fo the miscreants, gaged in selling Italian decorations for Creck: John W. Thurston, Dorimer; Join | The Erie Itoaa : New Galeshirg the president, after ipor ot » Linculn. called the Allinnce. As a | 10480 #0 to Hcbron to assist the Hebron in” comection with Riva, and further, | H. Longsdorl, Ames: John 8, Cle Ny Yous, Oct 8,—Thero are no signs yet | fcordinga recption to ol vetoran s’ iboard man and a politicka he is an enigma. The | division in celcbrating “frateruity day” at Wil » His Uncle. that the two gentlemen were interested | water, Winterset; William Wilkins, Bed- | of the rumored strike on the Ervie road. Vice 3]3!]' ‘:yml- W ~|~|’|‘M }“\:1"1“1 Secretary aMioleito which' attention has been mvited | the ieunion, Ciicico, Oct. i T. Rawson, | inthe pudvoucsystom, which bas been flour- | ford; " Jumes Dency, Albin. Restori- | president Thomus has promiseda raply to | frinn or jeitatiniap o hilon usan ol was evidently thrown by hinas a firebrand. After & Sugar Factory. nophiow of tho millionaivo banker, Stphen | LSHNE tosuch gravexient md which the | tion and tacrusetlurvey | Shivkey | (o mea’s domands toworrov. lont and Secretary Uracy mountod thiotngine {udire Mekelihan was Goimg well enough: | Fuguowr, Nob., Oct. §—[Specialto Tus | W. Rawson, sayste proposes 10 bring suit | Row winte - Wholber ot net tio chaties are | Colinss lionry Boomart, Crestin: John W e and rode in thecab vith the eagneer for & roed b it tbat B 4 Ber]—Henry 7. Oxnard of Grand Island | against his uncle for the recovery of about | true it is difficult to ascertain at this time, | Jones, Fort Dodze 3 Albion L., Sypher, Scran- i ¢ 0 ok few miles. To the president the before the omination that Burrows did not | Brr]—Henry G Sh 00,000 Ho alleges that his uncle profited | but everyono who knows anything about the | ton; Jonathan Chanez, Zearing: Georgo J, | MINNEAROLS, Minn, Oct 8. —Today the | engineer “gracefully — yiclded —tho re- fancy MekKeighan, Hesought to make dis- | wasin thecity last evening and held a con- 0 T 3 & 4 & & Nion 5 e . | = e - senthons amonsz. the alliunce people i s 1o- | forenco with @ aumber of Fremont's repre. | WMAULY when acting as exccutor of thecstate | matter is positive that Fani will “uot return | Mouin, Brobetown; Simucl B, Mason, Coin; | American board of conmissioners of forcign | sponsibility - of pilling the whistie for cality and _exclude him from membership, Bl : emout's xepre- | o pomplainant’s father. Banker Rawson | totho United State as the accredited ropre- | James Payne, Bentonsport; Patrick Monag- | missions bogan its eighty-first annual session | Stations wid crossings, and the fireman con- and ul‘h-r tho momination “was full Benhiivebusluoss; men ‘rolo stablish- | asserts that the matteris” blackmuil and that | sentative of the king of Italy, nan, Kinrop: Park M. Jeuks, Alta; Walter | here, The session, which was held at 3| Siderately turied over thebell rope to Seen bo was ' not satisfied with his | views herowero satisfactory all around, and BTN OOR (i AGEtiEs Folls Tho now tariff bill will give the cowts [ 300 W TR eh - Guthyde: Jamds Ay, | Storms. The afternoon was taken up with | the citizns of Knox county would have probibition conyiction, Now le strikes | the prospeets are excellent for securing the > ; . o do and will keep the board of o) L i $ W. | the annualreportof tho year's work. Tho | thought soverd traiis yood A R pa S e ; 3 Mixsearots, Minn, Oct. 8—Forestal ) e o O Ly, Montezama: ' Richard N. Gould, | 02 % e gt soverdl trains wer specding tirough :; 1d 'l"“‘l uu;\“.r or hunlul;. av ]\I\lm_m or | great enterpriso at Fremont. Mr. Oxnard | pooby oS “po voonel cens” it an o '|»m|f »\‘\ ry busy A’nxl«;_\ux.nl Odebolt : David & k_Croston: Georgo | FeRoI ';f l‘i' home de 11"”l ut ;'“'*N": their idst and t Crossing was obe SDaREh WAt o Lo s oW, 1 110 <8 .80, |.1a s F5ffe » enty-o s in s 0esy B ors, made as In fact thisnew board of genc P A P A KIS, horeton; (ICOrEe | mostly of letters from local workers and | gtmeted by obstinate 8 of 1lvo Stock constituted that o will not treat any man | U8 Offers fron twentyne towns in this | o today with 1iabilitios of $200,00 ami | praisers s o to pive tho proatost dog Tope, Glidden; William Mavch, Eveloricks- | gperintendents, Tho donations during 1880 | 5*Hia priietntl oven of the-dos was b fairly whom he does not hope to control. He | State and California, 0 has madoup his | iut0q assots of §50,000. They havo had | of sati ion to the merchants of the coun- :”“;3‘- “g‘{h‘m‘l‘.' o -!_;\L);' ~‘.' 11;: Mont- 4 ) \were £417,021, a gain in one year of $2,8 union ‘gt Clalesburg of the st brigad knew there was o truth n the brazen state- | mind that Nevraska is to become the great | Jypge paving and sewer contracts, especially [ try because they can havo thedisputed ques- | EEER RAETS HeWIE SEAET TREATE: | Of this §160206 cme from the thieo women's | 70hivd disision, Twenticth army coms the ment ho putlished. Wiat molive conld have | sugar state of the union, and he will not in- | in \West Stuperior, wher Lust spriig a serious | tons nvolvel in the new tavit decided | §HaHes My Howell, | Wintewet, Thouss | hoards, “an' inerase of $if 51, Tewcios | fomer cummind of (Goncl Hirisor T m.]u.u-fll lim to _make a_charge that must | yest elsewh ‘The location of n strilce was respounsible for most of their em- [ promptly if they clioose to do so. But a [ &g Phillip Carry, Sigourney: Harrison | 1 ved, §100,802, Itis stated thatanin- | occsion was the gathering not only of the necessarily react among fair, honorablomen | {y this depend, however, u vhich | barrasment, great many of them willinsistupon carrying | iy “Peprey: mil Brendel, Cedar Rapids, | W€ of $1,000,000a year is rally needed, oldveterans who weve formerly dssociated to the bewelit of Mr. Harlaut Burrows not | city makes the best proposition for the Loct. —_—— Their cases tothe curts, o matter how tho Al Al 1, Cedar Rapis, S ) the \ ! - e h Naranl, Sirow 1 ity makes the best proposition for the loca e C 3y Original widows—Rachel, widow of William with the president, but of Grand Army men antans ety e it a Bt | tion, provided that all other things ate equal. Didn't Sneecze at the Emperor. ppraisers deeide, Assistant [ 255009 'Nasiua, Object to Handling Filth from all sectins of the west civsions Har an's | Intogrity 18 withont o ~u.un< He 'will obligate himself, in case he builds w Yonk, Oct. 8.—Meyer Jonasson xe. | Secretary Spalding of the trewsury do- South Dakota: Original, navy—John Con- | Toxvox, Oct. 8.—|Special Cablegram to | from all the principl clties within n wlan - has | here, to make Fremont his headquarters in | coived a cablogram today from Berlin that | Putment, wio b ehirge of the custom | (eHe g™ i, se—Harrison K : Bi: 0 porters in the o a rallus of & 800 miks = addu been an active, earnest and_ consistont | N i buried In teleg: d letters 3 arrison K. ne Bee. | orn porters in the employ 1 o L Nebraska for bis sugar operations, oo acantits »{ business, is buric el nd Letters |l Wi Ciy B B POVl to tho asemdlge, and it wis life-worker for auti-monopoly principles and il s son Josph had bon geauitied ot the | g Gl huetsof the cant: Bonnn= (R laEd AC e i ot | of tlge Allan and Wilson-FLill Lines of steam: | oZiinated that the sadience. which groetat tho rights of the yeoplo agaiist, corportions Bad e ot Biolerelts T ey (st el L hrums with referenge tothe new it biit | PRGTSIECHY D s Harold; Johu ™. } os Byho wo initated by statements con- | Prosident Harison ot Gl g vwis boe by the gall of political bitternesy and the bonds | BEATRICE, Nob., Oct. [Special Tele- | sneezeat your emperor?’ This is a political | amet st bt from merciants, Tawsore. . lowed and put in the intervening time before uopsindog bogun, and the roomy building erected for o'clock, was presided over by Rev. Dr. R, S, —~—— tainedin letters of the managers of thelines | than twenty-five thonsand. At the depot X litto k e LR 4 orant ohawk, |t Thomas Mann, the labor agitator, have | the presidential pirty was met by of railroad lniquity. Ho was always at the | vam to Tus Bee.]~The villago of Pickrell, | crime with ten years imprisonment. Tom hotse brokors dnd. even from sditor of | 'mdian Conferanco at Lake Mohawk. | o Thomas Muny the labor agititor, | Vo pRpsiloniili sy was ynok by e forefront in that struggle. — Imagine the free | seven miles north of this city, was almost s e newspapers and (80 conpilers of almanacs | TAKE Morawk, N. Y., Oct. 8.—The eighth | T 0 o ot o iae they are Justift an’ army of velorans and escoriod foilers, republicans aud abolitionists of 1856 | \whglly consumed by five last night. The fire Increase 4 West ' Union Profits. | 5,0 statistical works. Thero has been a | annual Indian conference at Lake Mohawle | "' {ioir domands by the baid quality and [ Bif to tie hotel, where in' an hour's reeep- maligning Wendell Phillips, Smith Forejoy originated in O. C. Skinner's el Nr N Yonk, Oct. 8.—The annual report of | string of tetegraph bows cavrying messages to | was begun this morning. President Gatesof | divty condition of the grain they are com. | tion distinguished citizens fromall parts of und the men whao early advocated freedom for il \ the Western Union telograph company shows | the Western Union office sicross the street [ A yunerst college was made chaleman, Gen- | pelled to hundle, tho stato greted the president, Th. 06 WG ha TG ik Y, A VOO | im0t | store, and speedily communicated to adjacent Western ( lograph company stern Uni Amherst college was mado chalrman, Gen- |1 andle, 0 state greetod presiden ¢ deco ho slave would hav on a pitifu o, 4 asurplus of £1( 953, The inerease of pro- [ from the treasuvy departng S1 the bill | (o \Whittlesey of Washingt 50! v of —-— — ations throughout the city were profuse sight fo have seen the ol guard in the | buildingson the same side of the street, in- | fits was $1,00 mpared with the pre- | was passed. SecrepEy Spalling is answer- | ¢ral Whitllescy of Washington, secretary ol ThotWaathion Hoieonse claborate, Upon avost arch on tho grand struggle for human rights stoned by | volving aloss of aiibut ono buildingon that | vious year. Thegrassrevenue showsan iu | ing those telegrans n a very diplomatic | theboavdof Indian commissions, gavea gon- 2orOmuha and Vicnity- Pair: stationary | Stand bencath whero the president stood we those who came late to worship at | side. Several stocks of goods were also | creaseof §1,0603,54, nanner, because the questions ‘involved are | eral survey of the field andrefered espe g A cnity—-tale; sLabonary | eyo words, **We Wolcomo the Prosident.” tho foct of ' tho crow. Ho was| buniedinthe buildings. v L ——— generally complicated @ies, aud ho does not | cially tothe happy change in public senti- | €mperature. BRorty” afloe 1. oleimles (haRe " paaica cading a forlorn hope, and you never had a The following comprises the losses: Will- A Little Gicl Drownel, wish to prejudicethe yights of the United o o last few yeoar: 0 largoly Ior braska—Colde: northwoesterly | iy e the preside e ok . e L I R e ; oA H ment in the last few years, duolavgely to the Y | inreview of president in front of o AERARSiAT) o m""-\l dp tha ight, ] |“\ m ;n‘ln coworgety building, w0: insurance, Yonk, Neb,, Oct. 8.—[Special to TiirBe ?‘1‘{-"“\“*[”;;"“ pxi ‘3’ whichthe cases may | jnfuences emnating from Mohawk. Ex- | Winds: gt vain stand the veterans o th army s, Yo y pamest for my 00; Moore & Bro., grocers, 1 insarance, Tt o blouTIA 0t Mk A~ Nidiel a1 ultimately beappealed. Prosiden®MCash 1 bie o owa—Loler: cloudy weather and | corps, 400 sciool children of contwal Iin: clection, and Mr. Harlan, as her rey $1,000: G, W, Newnan, two buildings, $50 1o youngest, child of Mr. A. Nickel, a 1it- s o R 1denihotne \blepapor to don r it R Ao L s - T G BRM TR SLREIAG, e 003 G. W. Newman, two ¢ 1S, B | tle eirl about three years old, while vlaying EW TONEY ORDER OFFICES, onstrate the capacity of the Indian for civili- | 78 stationary — temperature; westerly | and thosands of ditizens. Among the dis- :l‘l\‘;wm u|’w‘un“ul ml\;'u“llmll‘«\v1 ‘1:‘11- no insurance; 0. C. Skimner & Co, harl- i hADYE O THe eroole. 1311 Ih. Al g An order has been issued from the postof- | zation. The worst of the red men, he sud, | winds. tinguishied people on the stand were Adjutant 4 political integrity that | ware, $2000; insurance, §,000; L. H. Con- | o0 th ks 4 U8 | fio departmont to @sablisk owing | arenot ina less favorablo condition for civilis | ForSouth Dakota—Colder; northwesterly | General Vanco of Tinols, who appeared as 10 man or corporation would dare offor him | Loy Blociomith shan aud 't oot drowned. The body remadned in the water | flco department to establish the following | arcuot ina avorable condition for civil ¥ , Who appeared us Y £0 S\erve fi I 4 ay, biscksmith ahap anc. ools, SBO0L 1o 1n- oo B ones baroie it was discovered. postoftices in Nebraska as money order ofti- | zation than our own ancestors, the Britons, | Winds; lght ve the personal representative of Governoe ey to swerve from the line of duty, If [ surance; D. W, Royer, building $600; no in . i : al B & ribo ~ ‘ Kifer, 1 0 we care for success now, how can we sco and >! Enos Barkly. jr. building, $100 —~—— ces: Dix, Kimball county ; Ceresco, Saun- | as deseribed vy € [t was C'hristianity ifer, unable to leave his official du- e s Shie oy e o sco and | surince{ Euos Burkly, §r, bullling, $100; vo Bhioins ke ders conty ; Reddiagton, Cheyenne county ; | thatw t the! ad it would do | Consider the nd Extortionate, | ios; ' Seerctary of State Pierson, Mayor the lying dispositior, which could pubs | oo s Saur Lake, Utah, Oct. pocial Teo. | Shiekley, iilimove ouuty. Also the follove™ | the sarse for th Loxooy, Oct M:. Hill of the Wilson- [ Blerens Jom S "““'” a0t Chisien, Gl gl.hl. i n;l‘mra'u sol‘bu 2 No man, Died in His Ten gram to Tur Ber,| — William C. King, o tin: | eount ”“\'\fi;-‘.'i’;lif."f'i";‘m {‘ll((uu:-::,:;\’(‘ 1'{‘\“/);.‘: asiansiataiiir Hin Basiie Hillline nan futerview tolay stated that | 550 "Glore W, Prine I‘l‘.‘v‘“‘md”1\’\“7"'1‘111”"' RRRIIALS o0 e, pasciite: Hate “‘,:‘{L_,“;I Y [, Srmxormin, Nev, Oct. S—[Special to | smich of this, city, sged twenty-eight, un- | ton, Buchanm enmty, Aurra, Buchuian |y con Ga 0o e oo | W16, would uot subimit o suchdemands | &5nitn, Genoni Nilos, fone more fatthiul Work for the chocse i | Te Ber]—N, H. Sipole, an aged emigrant | married, shot himself fatally through the | conty: Centre Juuction, oaiiky | SRR AvSoronduie,Dodge | e huvo born mado by thelr dockmen, T'ho | Dutin, dopartment ot vand A the canse in which wo are now enlisted, He | €0 oute from Mound Valley, Kan., to South | head at his father's door at 2 p. m, today. He [ Emerson, —Mills count Lyons| county, las ding, 4.0 e, ShipOwners: federation will open o wgister | of the Repu lle of liinoisand Colonl Jo had the confidence of a gonerous people in | Omaha, died in his teatat this place at10 | was drunkand despondent. county; Randall, Higlton county, ~_Also at | taryandireasurerof the Normandalo lumbor | 08 the pusposs of forning i iveelivor lusgue. | gun Iinney. = York couniy, was elected 10the logiaiture, | o'clook last night of deopey of the heset. - He —— Hill Cily, Pamingdn county, and Letcher, | company, andone of the bestknown menin | A Side fund will be, providel or emploves 1 At thoconclusion of tho parale tho pary whor ho Wwis | mado speaker, a0 o post | jeas a witn B 0Py o \‘11‘- ..|. lvt The Circular Modified. Sanbor county, South Dakota, was shot and_killed by anunlnown | SR AL Unen ek WiE be lcked out by tho ropired (o the speaker’s staud o front o Hon, i T b cortant to ‘ohatn’ o Leares & vifo wd seven small childran I8 08 | ooy, Oct. &—Tho acting Indian THE COUNT O PANIS. ssassinwhilositting fn lis parlor. Theas. ubers ofedersion. the cout 1.“I.)¥‘ (Wlere Mayor Steyens wi corporations his own prite; but he woul cumiances, Ko -hasp bivthel commiissioner today issued odification ¢ There is 1o teatlgh the story publishe sussination hu ed immcise exciten ; 3 - AOEpE R IINEEDLI0 (R ORI AL C Solther_ stll Dinself or betmy. hi paonie Jor | Wichitacounty, Kanas, asonand dsughor | CORmission ,'\ll"'f : R Mien. of N A e ™S, Pajulishied 11 | i the neighborhood The Lightof Freedom in Wales. Lo the prosident of the United State gold, Mis public course was firm for tho | in Wabush, ‘Ind,, ‘a daughter, Mrs, J. W, | the circularof Mlaceh, Db vesard 10 the | o copnment is offended ot tho cordiality with ; e Canvirr, Oct, 8.—|Sp Ciblegrim to | Bl sectolary of the navy, and those o R R 'l s enjosed this | Moore, near ke, In., and three sons, | fo/mOvul of ctock from Oklaloma and the Io- | St bt eRoo ot o s lias boen recedved i1 ToRe rench Tarl Tug Bee.]-At in asombly of the Baptisy | Lafuisued guests, wnd toall theso frinds, cg « eputation, which he honestly ~ earned | 4. W. Sipole, a 1 man, in Denver, M. n torritory, extending the timeto Novem: | ¢i€couns 20 andithat tho Fronch le Pants, Oct cubinet has charged | union today President Owenclained that tho | Poiany thoseof tho Mivst bri who delud- and which has mever bon - questioned | Ik Sipold auth A Sipolesin ornear Dehver. SR SAROT has protostéd to MraBline aguin n | thoministor of commerco to frime abill 1o be | froe churches were tiking 8 promincit part | Bubk xtonds b ma corml ol it unti urrows' attempts to blacken | He was an old so i was at one time s o4 e 3 > of the nt i havic introdiced in the chamber of deputios fixing | in the struggle forliberty. e suid that not | before in its history s 1t hoes 0 rid Bim with this eriminal f od. Thisis all | memberof Central City, Neb., Grand Army ”" neing of Oaptain and Pllota. meet him down tho by on a revene cutt : A e nandl o i g ks o 1 il N1 DR TV TR S ho bas from his efforts in lifo to leavo as a | ©f the Republic post.” 'His remains NEW Youk Oct, 8. ~The nationl board of | No cormspondenas has ppssed betwoen Mr. | 151 nosant uton oxports lato | Withugndig groab cpposiiion ine sra f | honored. That thoold’ companiona in aru Jeggacy to his children, aud be is the basest of | taken in chargo by tho Kirkwood GMd | steam navigation at its session today pusseda | Blainound tho F'roneh legation on the Hitae iting (e gorarnnms tower to | BANERER B SHTEE T a T ione; Sl | shaild desias o wiot Ram Wl i Deri men who attempts to sirike it down. [most [ Army of the Republic post of this place, mnd | yosolutior: giving local inspactors discre focts~ No oCROINASRRL been mao, axd, os | LA OCHaeNsA 10Ttk aoinkEls whose || 1S IASALE SWAY ARADOWS WH BOW | the |, ofthe 1% Tlinols wysh distitition that b .n.vlo‘rfun_\ h«'.ll'.lllnu u i(in\m:\ml o, um-.'xw will be buried by that ovder tomorrow. ary powers to license caplains and ur as M. Hino iwi the French minister | SO/SrUIIents in thelr tarll laws favor Frouch | uands of thomyltads, Vihbe b B0 LAronp . Oppiaiile] o, To 1, and true man, although I might not have —~——— This will apply to the whole country. is pericetly contentad with the conduct of all s A Ranol Ko PRAOOL S44 L J bring at liberty on this oceasisn to do so, had not y ibonats L concerned. If ho or his govemment are i S ! A Banohiian M. 1 warmest greeting; Loyou ftls indobted for R Il.:ll‘xhll"i‘l:n‘lyl‘: |:.71.1‘|:-‘:‘:.:]1‘l ity e stioarmed (18 “HRANIIA fovermmant Ay . The ‘)n.\m{mu i Strike. CuveNsr, Wyo., Oct. S—[Special Tele. | Al those lonors " afil it feels kealy has also forced every true man desiving fair | SACT LS Ul Oct 8 (ST Lo s Ll tes o | ifthey should remonstrate k. Blino would | JIPENING, Mich,, Oct. 8. —A mass meoting | gramto e Bis.]-—Word was reccived hero | Uithighdistictionvou confer Our by play in York county and._ this cngressional | €141 fo Tus - BIp1=—udze Ohirien (0. | PISnON, B, Ock T.iho. delagilos tell them that it wis nowe of thoie business, | OF he striking miners was leld yestenday, | today thut Georee 13, Henderson, manager of | falery who caume back to us fim Ui Qistrict to protect the char: of an honest | Goodwin, editor-in-chief of the Salt Lake !"“. _‘":::L""‘I *\:‘ 'nlx“”.‘.‘l"h\‘n"".:'.”“,"yl.(“\[ ‘x‘x;; The counte? Paris hastok t oficizlly re. | 2,500 workmen being presenc. A committee | Clay & Forrest's loody but glorious field, are here to salute citizen, & trled and faithful public [ Tribune, was nominated for congress this | SPECUNE the . Allcons, Jolnsto ved by the govermient of the Upited | wasclosen to trausact business, The com- ¥ Wyoming catlle business, mander w omrns 1 ud other points along the Pennsplvan d y wash shovand killed today by an eniploye at yballoved it i Bl nerviut, Burrows said he voted fox'Pad- | afiernoon on the first ballot by the liberal ShUhaR ol Momg fhe Reinivanla ot States nd will notbe, but ho has. extanded | miitco will submita propsition for . cm- | the wmpaiy's Fch in Sweet Witer Soany | Haeeyod i dialpyr i mbered ock, Healso knows the et that, e e ) “ y L L3 0 bim by eer of © president the same | promiseto the mining company's ageat today, 3 X ? ) 3 | & i i A tenitorial convention. Eutbusiasm prevails —_— 5 ! I 3 'y < No eoting ¢on warm & hoart like :"‘::;""‘r:;:!‘:{:“\l;rl\lowh‘»mlut::l‘ »Sm cfi{a 3 | among the Gentiles, as the excellence of the e e o "_“"*}IV“",““'\f.l“ ";' exendod o any | p———— New Zealand Colllors' Strike Falls. | this, e sthiors as sincere would bring thebe e the question of election | ) oivation unites all the factions in the libs St > < other cqugss RINAENA (apoiin sldier whao | be Death Jtoll, WeiLixetox, New Zealand, Oct. 8—Fho | meed. These colleges, Knox and Lombard, should be settled by ballot iu an open ses- | (ol Darty intothe most solid phalax ever Viexsa, Oct. 8.—The Austrian and Ger- | had held vauk inthe army of the United | Savaxyam, Ga., Oct. 8,—Jumes Atkins, & setliag A i A Ty AP P o AMENIG, sion of tho legislature, However, a majority o Stor oo HRR man emperors arrived at Klom this aftercoon, | States and had given his services tothis | e Tl ke of the Now Zealand colliers bas fuiled, | With ol oot ol ) UL of our friends finally yielded, and’ thor wis presented to the Mormon church party. S PTPSIOIN Y. ¢ Is aftorsoon, | CHES BIC . When Stk soriacs e | Prominent republican poliiician, who for §oars | im iy four steamers of thocompany are run, | Y03t olce to cry huil to one who nas the mistake. I knew when that was dono ——— proctciod ou s Jourwey to gty | | predated. Tho fuct thab tho Gount s | has helt fedoral offees in this state, was | ning, fumishing enployiont 10 200 bow | Wwored i 4 mater and added another my dofeat was certain, but Mr. Haclan was South Dakota Methodists. PIRUSNG % W8 Ty N agetin acrown has nothivg v do with the ca found dead in his offico this moming. He o B ool " ' ine list of distinguishied sons of notresponsible for tho caucas. After Mr, | Mirenper D, Oct 8.—[Special T is weloomed hore as an ex-ofticer of th diod from heart dlscase. e, i Particularly warm is Paddock secured the caucas nomination that | grm toTu s Bee | - Todar closed the session Four Boil plade. army, notas s proender to the th et Gold at BRucnos Ayres. | the feclng of the studonts and friendsof ended the struggle, and I advisedmy repub. | B 1O (RPAAOEAY S W a0 MuskeGoy, Mich., Oct. $.—At the Ducey | Frane The Czar Gracefully Declines, Bukxos Avaes, Oct. Spoc Knox becauso you axsioday the core lican friculs tovote for My, Puddock, which { ‘1\5 e ““"‘_'“}‘_‘ club of _‘““h“";‘”_"! akota | 1y mber companics sawmill this morning four | MIGEL EANBOUS, Br. Perensivna, Oct, 8.—(Specil Cible- |gram to Tuk Brk.|-At the cose of tho | huve " jresenid 'rore oogd it ey most of them did cthodist conference, at which a large num; | boilers exploded, wrecking tie il aud | “OM Saddlebag,” @s ex-Senator McDon. | #ram to Tue Ber]—Itis stated that Hous- | hourse yester Jioeel ¢ G - % - o e X R H e oy gold wos quoted at 147% | hope may prove the comer s @~ explanation was recelved by o | Bor of under graduates Look cxuiations ‘u.\u\l,) 1Ujuring slx meRs 40 of Indiana 15 fumiiiurly Wrows, s i tixo | sedn Houssria Pacla, the Turkish minster | per wat proiva, Ly gy e I oA AT